7 Terrifying Close Calls Caught on Camera #2

[@FactFactionYT]

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[@HackiePuffs]

Could you guys make an unsolved cases video about Taylor Blackwell if you haven’t already??

[@Lasagnaisprettycool]

horses

[@MamaPinks]

I really love that you explain what's happening in the video, and show it a couple of times. I can't say enough how annoying it is for channels to talk about nothing and talk and talk, show it once, then, move on. So, THANK YOU!

[@l.a.french3063]

I love the unsolved cases. Please do some more of those if you can find the material.

[@whiskeykel]

I love the unsolved cases. The longer episodes are ones I’ve never heard of so keep those coming!

[@cocalero]

The wedding dress “tradition” is one of the most stupid things I’ve ever seen...

[@bugsyn]

Agreed! Like, why would you even WANT to destroy your dress in the first place??

[@morena012]

I wouldn't be surprised if it is one of those deadly social media challenges.

[@bobjazzman9038]

Especially if your parents bought the dress. I’m sure if the bride actually paid for the dress herself, she wouldn’t trash it.

[@giselleyfish3612]

Yea! Of course her dress was going to do that! How did no one foresee that? What did they think would happen, the dress would stay down along her legs? Almost got herself a Darwin Award 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@DucatiQueen]

And so many have died doing this shit...deservingly so !

[@zombiechicken7114]

Terrifying videos.. that lady and her baby were so lucky to escape that lorry Love the gent who lost front bit of his silver car but instantly ran to help her. Bless him.

[@lexusnexus6858]

It was god between her and death

[@JustAJinx-ci6hg]

She heard the concrete break and hauled ass. 10/10 Mother right there.

[@safarilove5171]

The dress idea was super dumb. I knew what was gonna happen before she jumped honestly

[@beepbeep8852]

Its tradition for them. I knew someone who did that do destroy her dress- and she was just fine. Its more common than you think.

[@user-fy5sg9rg7d]

@@beepbeep8852 yea

[@beepbeep8852]

@@vahvahdisco that May be your family's tradition- but it isn't others. For many its a cultural thing.

[@ottagol1985]

I was expecting something worse, but what I saw would qualify as "News of the Stupid".

[@abelo6727]

I thought she was going to be dragged under the boat by the propellers.

[@100forks]

It always amazes me that spectators, at road rallys, sit on the outside of a curve instead of the inside.

[@davidsargeant3705]

Because the stupid idiots want to see the vehicles sliding towards them .

[@rich10849]

I didn't see one guy trying to help either of the ladies.

[@Needforspeedfreak2nd]

@@rich10849 rule #1 in such Situations: save yourself first, others after. You cant help anyone when dying while trying to help

[@wasilaify]

don’t sit anywhere near the curve

[@kendall6053]

@@rich10849 it was nothing stopping them to not get up that was on them not any guy lol if I was the guys in that scenario my life matters more

[@rhondag3354]

Trashing an expensive dress?? How about donating it so a bride who couldn’t afford such a gown could wear it to her wedding?🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️

[@elrondriel]

Exactly if they can afford to trash it they should give it away instead of wasting it

[@sarasmith4614]

Because rich people dont think about stuff like that..especially in this age of social media they all want attention and it's kinda sad.

[@rhondag3354]

@@sarasmith4614 so true!

[@Yoyo.vicki04]

It’s their dress?? Let them do what they want

[@sarasmith4614]

Yea it is their dress they can do whatever they want. It just shows how selfish ppl are. And that they will do anything for clout on social media including ruining thousands of dollars worth of dress when it could just be donated to someone less fortunate.

[@MichelleLyn84]

I’m glad I learned in my high school swimming class to not go in water with full clothes on, I was trained to actually tread water with clothes on and I mean with sweat pants and a sweat shirt, to see how hard it is to stay above water. I’d never just jump into water with a dress like that on.

[@wesleybrown6974]

I learned something new today, of course I’ve always taken my clothes off before jumping in.

[@lillianfortuin2983]

They didn't think things thru..

[@Ilikeoatmealmorethanyou]

I’m sorry but that bride 👀 were u thinking at all girl orrr??? 😆

[@oAgL214]

Just look at her face. She lacks common sense.

[@Melissaa5936]

@@oAgL214 Its always a "Marianne" that writes moronic comments on YT.

[@oAgL214]

@@Melissaa5936 there's always that one person who is too sensitive for social media platforms. Goodbye! 🤚🏻

[@Melissaa5936]

@@oAgL214 Yes that must be it😭

[@damaribrackett1159]

...or she wasnt

[@KrystalNCMA]

I’ve never had an emotional reaction to a close call video but the video of the mother and baby that were nearly hit by a car made me cry. I was also in complete shock of the car that missed 12 people, I couldn’t believe it rolled so perfectly not on them.

[@David-R.]

The mother catching her kid before he falls down was AMAZING!!!

[@fadingfrost2617]

Also amazing is that she saved her phone too!

[@grahamwinston3692]

I have no doubt that if that was me I'd be grabbing at thin air and living with a life time of regret

[@David-R.]

@@grannym2880 100% agreed!

[@cece8469]

Came here for this comment lol

[@JZJ7777]

I agree. Quite amazing reflexes.

[@kalevi7821]

I believe the best wedding tradition was so give the dress to their daughter, or future daughter-in-law. For some reason I wouldn't be up for my wife jumping into the water with her dress on.

[@DragonQueen78]

Exactly! Why destroy your beautiful wedding dress anyway? I would just keep it and admire it or like you say give it to a future generation. Jumping in the water too is probably the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen obviously these people don’t understand how the laws of physics work!

[@wasilaify]

That’s how Victor Hugo’s daughter died.

[@Officialexwolf]

Weddings dresses are also extremely expensive only someone with no sense of financial stress would have audacity to destroy it!

[@klp3]

Only I don't think she jumped in on purpose?

[@lorenavelvet]

@@klp3 didn't you watch the video??

[@brianmurray4191]

how does that railing not have any protection to keep people from falling through? That is insane

[@Isaac18-81]

For some reason, I am addicted

[@maddiewilliamson5894]

Haha me too

[@MattCayen]

Quality there 👆

[@ancientmaverick13]

Annoying, isn’t it?

[@CG64Mushro0m]

Get help

[@AwkwardBlackGal613]

Wow, that bride could've made money selling her wedding dress to a less fortunate couple.

[@natasha9766]

Exactly! When I first heard that, my exact thought was "thats some rich ppl sh*t..."

[@Average_CoD_Clips]

Looks like India. They don’t give a fuck about poor people or wasting money.

[@jennybui112]

Lmao it’s her dress and she can do whatever she wants for it

[@jamieblack7862]

Ok, not a wedding dress, but I sold a bridesmaid dress for only 50 bucks. It cost my 650 when I got it and my proportion are wide enough that easyli two get in ^^' But I know I made someone happy, who couldn't affort a new one ^^' It was ok for me, I would never put it on again. I don't see the problem of makeing someone happy ^^

[@mikequintana2490]

@@jennybui112 Including a life threatening game!

[@kirayoshikage1491]

That wedding dress one was absolutely terrifying to see as a lifeguard, and as someone with claustrophobic

[@xXQui3t0n3Xx]

not many things make my jaw drop but that car some how missing every single person as it flipped through the air was one of the most intense moments i've ever seen.

[@edmartin875]

Distance between the camera and the scene of action causes the depth perception to be misjudged by the viewer.

[@karenhouser4123]

All very scary! The mom who caught her child by the ankle had lightening fast reflexes! Also, the mother with her child with that huge truck instantly coming at them was able to actually run and save both their lives. Amazing women! The people in the white car also experienced a miracle when the landslide pushed their car out of the way of that boulder. Guardian angels were every where!!🙏

[@jennecox5456]

That last one with the huge boulder and landslide was a holy CRAP! moment

[@ronsbrat525]

I know right?? My reaction too

[@nancyfahey7518]

Holy like in God's hand pushing the car out of the way.

[@JZJ7777]

I know! The landslide actually saved the car from getting crushed by that boulder.

[@hankpikuni7024]

That woman catching her son is scary. So glad she got him.

[@angelalosole5846]

Bet there is plexiglass now!

[@Taylor-yn8de]

I noticed that she never let go of her phone either. ( until the very end of the video) peoples priorities, just sad.

[@daveh4328]

Never underestimate the Quick/Strong reactions of a Mother when her kids are involved!!! That's the definition of a "Mom Save" reaction ❤️❤️❤️

[@ricksomething]

Are you lonely or something?

[@renahernandez5120]

The rock that rolled down the mountain and narrowly missed crushing a car just proves to me that it was not time for death for the driver and passengers. Their lives must have a further purpose.

[@JZJ7777]

The driver is lucky the landslide pushed his/her car, otherwise the bolder would’ve rolled right on top and crushed it.

[@metalgrinch]

That groom whose bride almost drowned didn't seem so worried after his wife's head came through the dress. He just stayed back like "eh she's aight. I'll just stay back." Lol

[@LL-px1rz]

He was upset she popped back up, he was hoping for one of those “my new bride died on the honeymoon!”

[@MamaPinks]

I lived in Japan back in the 80's. I was on the way back home from teaching an English class, and it was about 9pm and had been raining. There was concrete Jersey type barriers separating the 4 lane highway for each side. From the opposite side of the road, I saw a HUGE splash of water coming at me, and then saw the UNDERNEATH of a car that had ramped up the side of the barrier and then flipped into my side of the highway; it landed behind me. It was terrifying! Where I was I couldn't pull over to help, but there was plenty of traffic behind me to help, and I don't even know if anyone was hurt or not. That's always bothered me; not knowing. 😟

[@davidmmuench]

They should call this the "Daaaaaaamn!" Compilation. 😳

[@eej902]

Wow, awesome compilation! The two ladies saving their babies were my fave (truck crash and falling)

[@mrguy561]

10:00 That single-hand save is something out of a movie.

[@jamesmccleese4342]

I've seen that last one many time, but this is the first time I've seen it pointed out that you can see the rock breaking loose in the beginning of the clip. Absolutely stunning.

[@AIexKilin]

Dude that mom is a hero. Look at how fast she reacted even though she was on her phone

[@klp3]

If she was watching her kid, she wouldn't have needed heroics.

[@L124K]

@@klp3 so, you are not watching your kids if you allow them to sit down

[@nyc_dancer_j]

🥺☹️🙁People might not see this comment, but everybody stay safe and have a blessed day my God be with you all🙏🏾 Be careful everyone and take care 🙏🏾🤲🏾👏🏾

[@Cupcakeonline]

Thank you, you too ❤️

[@MamaPinks]

Thank you for making me smile!😊 I'll pass your smile forward! 😁

[@elizeayyyy3303]

God bless 💜

[@stephanieflynn8943]

Thanks! Back at you.

[@spaceyange2019]

❤️ you too

[@popcornsaidfu8757]

The older gentlemen is very very lucky. The mass an speed of that train should have pulled his body back just enough to splatter him all over the place! That was some guardian angel type of 💩.

[@gem2148]

6:36 I'm baffled at the husband's reaction to this serious life threatening situation!!! He's just floating there in the water beside her not panicking or attempting to do anything while the pride's female friends & stranger men jumping to save her life!!! Wtf!!! A massive RED FLAG

[@tanyagsw7920]

I would like to think he was in shock but he honestly just looks like he doesn't even care 😢

[@jennifercarr9111]

Right!! I imagine they'll be divorced soon

[@JZJ7777]

It is possible he didn’t know what to do in that situation.

[@MamaPinks]

I've had a couple of very close calls on my motorcycle. Hey early crew! I hope you are smiling!🥰

[@AO00720]

Ditch that hobby of it will kill you one day

[@exessex3522]

@@AO00720 Hopefully soon.

[@sandrapaul1739]

Not me but my dad had a few calls he totaled his motorcycle with the front wheel in the back and the back wheel in the front from a car pushing him down a mountain

[@MamaPinks]

@@exessex3522 Why would you want me killed?😔 That's not very nice 😕

[@MamaPinks]

@@AO00720 Nope. Have you ever seen a motorcycle in front of a therepists office? No? Me either.

[@stuporspoon]

"Malik is one lucky rider." IDK; I feel like he's kind of one very *unlucky* rider who has somehow managed to not die yet

[@enigmamyth]

Well most bikers are unlucky if you go by that logic

[@ricksomething]

He's probably gay too.

[@stuporspoon]

@@ricksomething yeah well, aren't we all

[@ricksomething]

@@stuporspoon No. Only weirdos are.

[@stuporspoon]

@@ricksomething yes, hello

[@Ante_mortem_]

The bride should’ve dove in, not jumped like that. So glad she is ok👌🏽

[@Michellee970]

I was falling asleep when this came on... My adrenaline is sky-high now! 😂 I'm so happy no one was injured in these!

[@QueophiQueen]

Mhm, your cute doe😏

[@exessex3522]

4:50 Sitting on the outside of a bend watching a rally. They deserve a Darwin Award.

[@edmartin875]

They have been nominated. And I bet on the next race they attend most will watch from the outside edge of a corner.

[@mannybaquero2129]

This video teaches that we should never take life for granted. We're here one second and the very next second we could be gone.

[@eyeinthesky6372]

The Mother saving her boy from death down the stairwell tugs on the heart-strings, Wow.

[@keriXianne]

A motherly instinct wouldn’t of let the son out of her side in the first place

[@artsandlaughs5368]

You sound like you dnt have kids

[@TC38Cole]

My child ended up on a leash whenever we were in public because if you blinked she would be hiding in racks or halfway across the store. Everything happens for a reason.

[@SpeedyAndy]

I love how the motorcycle guy rides the bottom of the car as it slides across the road.

[@edmartin875]

And wearing a helmet. Every time I dumped my bike I landed on my head. Luckily I always wore a helmet. This was in the early 70's and 80's.

[@kenhollis6197]

5:00 Why would you be that damn close to the track?! I should think anyone caring for a toddler would not glue their eyes to their phone.

[@randallulrich]

Re: toddler. It's so true, what people say about situations like this: "It only takes a moment of inattentiveness."

[@AnonymouslyForgotten]

It is physically impossible to watch a child at every moment. Unfortunately, any working/unworking parent would understand this very well. We really have no idea, what she was doing on her phone. However, since shes in an office and is talking on the phone, we could assume shes probably asking to be buzzed in, or conducting business. We shouldn't forget that a person isn't always on the phone for entertainment. We should also not forget that children are humans with their own will, so they can freely do whatever at any point in time. Children are always moving around regardless of whatever responsibilities the adult world may require. There's often very little accommodation for the world of a child in work field, especially if the parent wants to keep a job(which helps provide for the child). We also know that humans are creatures prone to mistake, and are never perfect. For us to say that a parent is wrong for taking their eyes off a second, or even 5 minutes, is simply foolish, for lack of a better word. If it wasn't clear from this video already, the world is unpredictable and unforgiving. Life or death accidents happen in the blink of an eye (especially when someone isn't prepared for it). There was no way to know that was gonna happen. And the women was in no way at fault for a moment of relaxation. We shouldn't try to find blame in the victims because such a unpredictable accident happened. We shouldn't ignore the fact that the woman visibly turning, following, and watching her child, clearly aware, during the duration of her call. We shouldn't ignore the fact that the only reason her child survived, was because her loving maternal instincts kicked in to save him. We shouldn't disregard the argument that most places would offer some glass protection on railings like these, and it is reasonable for the mother to assume such glass is there at first glance. We should understand that the adult world is taxing, children are unpredictable, accidents are unforeseeable, and humans are naturally prone to mistakes. It's easy for us to judge someone in a life threatening situation, from the comforts of our seats, so sometimes, we need to look at the bigger picture.

[@klp3]

Feel better, little buddy?

[@nixiethepixie]

The train incident one really angered me. There are kids who die yearly (none in 2020, mostly due to lockdown) at the level crossing cause they do stupid stuff like this. One girl got missed by the train going out of the station, only to lose her ugg boot escaping it, so went BACK to get it only to be hit by the mineral train (it travels further down) - the driver has to live with that. Just don't do it. Don't be idiots at crossing. Do not stop your car on the train track for ANY reason (always make sure you can clear it if there is traffic over it). Do not cross the train track if the warning lights/siren are going and the barriers are down. They're not there for fun, they serve a purpose - DO NOT IGNORE THEM.

[@eldiablo8019]

When you sit on the outside of a corner that close to the road at a rally race, you should expect that there is good chance you may get killed.

[@patriciaberry4630]

They were not allowed to sit in places in the old days. 1970's.

[@lauukikmhatre4993]

The last clip, where the big rock comes down, looks like someone came between the rock and car to stopped the rock, from going ahead.

[@amylouava5134]

Guardian Angel. I've been in 3 car accidents and when my tire exploded the car did a 360 in the road the sheriff said he didn't know how I stopped the break line was cut when the tire blew. I felt something grab the nose of my car and stop it perfectly on road. I was not injured. This happened right after my brother passed away. Also My dad had a tire blow going almost 80mph and was not injured. These things are real we should pay attention. Stay safe. 😇🙏

[@amylouava5134]

Yes I thought the same when I saw the rock going toward the little car and it's as though something pushed it back to land the other way. 🙏

[@randallulrich]

You: "The last clip, where the big rock comes down, looks like someone came between the rock and car to stopped the rock, from going ahead." Superman: "Just doing my duty, ma'am."

[@SpeedyAndy]

5:10 That seems like the stupidest place they could've chose to sit.

[@oAgL214]

Yes but I assume them being a little up made them feel good about their safety. I don't understand why people watch those races anyway.

[@OldQueer]

Always a pleasant surprise when this channel uploads.

[@monicaspurpledoor]

They take so long I forget I'm subscribed to them!

[@kev12124]

5:30 the girl with reddish/black hair has litteraly no survival instinct, she just waited there to maybe die maybe not ahahaha

[@MamaPinks]

She literally was a deer in headlights! 😳 She froze! The poor thing could only bring herself to cover her face.

[@GuestYouTubeUser]

@@MamaPinks A dog once froze on me when I was about to run him over. He just stop & coward. Luckily I stopped in time.

[@kev12124]

@@GuestKZbinUser Yeah but shes a human, its weird that she acted like that ahah. Then again Ive never been in a situation like that so idk

[@MamaPinks]

@@GuestKZbinUser YIKES!

[@beepbeep8852]

She has almost no time to react- I'm sure you would have most likely acted the same

[@cherrytraitor713]

This gave me way more anxiety than I expected.

[@kimberlyveron8325]

All of these peoples guardian angels working hard on those days. I am so glad that nobody was hurt to bad or died. Hope they thanked God for letting them live to see another day. Thanks for sharing these videos.

[@edmartin875]

Lots of videos of close calls tells me God is one busy feller taking care of us.

[@UHeardMe1stTime]

That mother with the baby looked like a scene out of a movie.

[@HackiePuffs]

Yay new Fact Faction finally!!! Oh I love the new editing style!! 💙💖 I guess my close call story is when my cousins dog got out and ran across the street and I chased after him. Thankfully it wasn’t a busy street.

[@Catglittercrafts]

That Chinese mom had great instincts.

[@tinenga6761]

Vietnamese..

[@chucklenuts2820]

Asian = Chinese apparently.

[@josuealopez3167]

Bro they even said Vietnamese Like I- I'm done with uneducated ppl like someone called me Mexican also like yes every Hispanic is Mexican and now this I'm done 😭

[@tinenga6761]

@@josuealopez3167 dude fr. Like every person with small eyes is “chinese” and every brown skin person is “mexican”.. so stupid

[@Average_CoD_Clips]

Damn this is why I don’t want kids. Look at your phone for two seconds and they’re in danger..

[@somirfreeman8301]

Ahaha

[@Top10soon]

This is why I dont leave my room

[@safarilove5171]

I though I would hate the commentary but I actually love it and you explaining everything with a slow mo clip. Super cool thank you for backstory too 👌🏻 AWSOME WORK!

[@shysquirrel4292]

Was I the only one that had to pause and just breathe in order to not cry after the second one, with the woman and little kid she was holding? As well as when the little boy almost fell over the railing? Idk, maybe I'm just more emotional than usual today 😅 Seriously though, I had to pause and take deep breaths, barely not crying.

[@dinulhaqq]

You are human. 🙌🏼

[@zombiegirlfanter5569]

My close call: crossing a street when out of nowhere a car comes racing down. A complete stranger grabs me out of the way.yeah.i sat down with my heart in my throat

[@l.a.french3063]

Some of these clips were hard to watch. But I love FactFaction.

[@pryncess546]

I can’t stand when ppl say “lucky” NOOOOO!! you’re BLESSED!!

[@Amelia-xe9cr]

When the race car flipped up and was just looming over those fans, bruh I got so scared

[@JamieSantos]

"The mother lunges toward her son"......but never lets go of her cell phone. You see this every day, parents with their faces in the phones ignoring their children. Sickening.

[@andygirl333]

Omg that lady that grabbed her son by the leg, before he fell, amazing reflex♡

[@nothingleft2lose-]

The lady sitting down and freezing when that ralley car lost control and barreled toward her group is soooo fkn lucky! She literally froze and barely moved even though she had time to react. She should have won the the Darwin award for her inaction in the face of death.

[@fanpage9142]

Interesting fact - mother let kid go, but never let mobile go. Even when she saved her kid, she saved him with one hand, phone was never allowed to be dropped. In case the kid was heavier, at least phone would be fine.

[@D-Rock420]

Interesting ACTUAL fact, mother did not let the kid go but pulled him back up with help of others. Your observational skills are seriously lacking as you didn't notice that.

[@allicansayis2819]

Bro it's a mother instinct or human instinct to catch someone like that on the hand that is available, ofcourse we don't have an instinct that make us throw our phone incase of danger, do you think she have a time to think to throw her phone? She clearly put aside the phone after she catch the baby. You just saying that because you saw already what happend in slow motion.

[@allicansayis2819]

I think if you're on that situation maybe you just take a video of your falling kid to death because you are this so perfect person with a perfect reflex to video all and put in social media

[@milmil6594]

The girl in the dress reminded me of something that some people might not think of but for those who are fisherman and have purchased their first pair of hip waders...Keep in mind to never go into any bodies of water where you do not know the terrain underneath the water..if you were to step into a hole and your hip waders start to fill with water you may be trapped and drown because it will hold you under the water..Also another scenario is those who are inexperienced snow mobile owners or riders..same thing ..know the terrain..We hear of people who ride them in the country across fields and there have been instances where they can't see electric fences..Think about this for a minute..Those fences are at head level..so please be careful and know the area you play in

[@dakg8034]

Motherly instinct?... More like motherly gross carelessness. She was focused on her phone instead of her kid. How many times are we going to see the results of phone distraction? SMH.

[@kerriemowder46]

She still didn’t let go of her phone

[@bethdunn7969]

The mother who almost let her son fall to his death, should not have been looking at her cell phone while waiting. She should have been aware of where the boy was every second. Yeah, a close call that would have been all HER fault if there had been more damage to the child.

[@Sunshine-ow4li]

The mother that caught that little boy from falling Period is scary but you know she never drop that phone Down till after she caught him

[@jamiedecker7853]

She didn't have time to think about dropping that phone

[@jonathanellis8737]

I can't imagine the terror she felt, if you look closely her first grab missed and her second was almost too late. People in that kind of life and death situation usually don't let go of what is in their hands, unless they have prepared to do so through forethought or training.

[@nixiethepixie]

Because her brain is like "gotta grab hold of baby!" it doesn't give an F what's in her other hand at that time, it's purely "this hand is free, grab with this handgrabgrabgrabgrab"

[@molotovcandycorn2542]

Another example why you shouldn't have your face shoved in a cell phone when walking around or when your supposed to be watching your child. That mother was fortunate and if you pay attention she didn't let go of her cell phone at first,she caught the kid by leg with left arm,held on one armed then dropped her phone and used both. F@*# that phone!

[@bugsyn]

Just the other day, a van crashed right in front of me and almost hit my car... kinda wish I had the dash-cam footage so I could be in this video...

[@latishawing5588]

Your funny

[@moristhemarioplush8371]

The morticycle one got me shocked, i would have been dead.

[@alejandromanzanilla3160]

When I was 15, my family and I traveled to another city fot my grandfather's aniversary celebration (was my father's parents). When we were coming back to the city we live in we had an accident, someone let his cattle out and one went to the road, the bull went runing across the road and my dad (who was driving at that moment) turn the wheel fast to avoid crashing the animal and he looses control. He tried to recover the car but we end up going out of the road and the car starts to rol over because we hit a big rock that made us flip. We roll over three and a half times and the car end up stoping on my side (i was in the back on the right side). I think I faded for a moment, but when i woke up my foot was trapped between the cup holder and the back seat, so I tried to lebrate me. Meanwhile my mother stud up and told us (my bother and I) to calm down. Sudently my father (who at the moment I thought he was unconscious) starts to dropping a lot amount of blood from his head which ends up falling all over my mother. She keeps her guts and help us out of the car. She cleans a bit herself and right after that she check us out for any unseen damage (she used to be a paramedic), unfortunatly my father died that day, but my mom, brother and I left the car unharmed, no punches or bruises, just some cuts of the broken glass, even there were rocks everywhere on the crash site (The autopsy said my father died because of a head injure, something hard hit him on the head (most probably a rock that enter on the car while it was rolling) and died instantly.

[@bugsyn]

That sounds terrifying. I’m sorry for your loss, I hope you and your family were able to recover.

[@HackiePuffs]

I’m so sorry for your loss. I think you’re dad is happy you all were okay. Take care 💙💖

[@amylouava5134]

🙏

[@alecmay3805]

I’m so sorry for your loss with such a CRAZY fucking story. That’s so awful. I can’t imagine losing my dad that way :(

[@tannerclark2758]

The mother catching her child by his ankle nearly made me cry with relief. I have a 3 year old son and it just made me think about how i would react to this happening with him. I'd never let my boy go after that.

[@edmartin875]

You would react the same way that mother did. Parents have super powers when it comes to saving their kids.

[@crystalhubbard5830]

I thought the baby almost falling was horrific but then the bolder laterally made me sick to my stomach

[@loop3y13]

I don’t feel bad for amy 🤷🏻‍♀️ that dress could have been perfect for someone who couldn’t afford it.

[@shannon4811]

whew chile that momma saving her son !!! 💕

[@stevencolborne6845]

Thank you for not dragging out each event

[@neousagi]

6:39 the groom made things worse by covering her head with a large portion of the dress. I think she might have cleared the dress if he didn't do that, the guy in the blue striped shirt saves her life by undoing what he did.

[@bayouboy8744]

Regarding the very first video I'm taking back to my high school days and my defensive driving class. They stressed that if you were at a red light that turns green you should always take 5 Seconds to look to your left and to your right to see if there are Vehicles approaching at an accelerated speed to try to get through the light. Yes people in back of me honk all the time but I have also avoided many accidents because I can tell that someone approaching the red light on my left or right is not going to stop. Remember folks it's not about how you drive it's about how they drive!

[@ronsbrat525]

Mine told me the same thing. I've used it all my life including when I rode a motorcycle.

[@Boait]

Let's see how many mini heartattacks I can have in 13 minutes

[@tonevolumeentertainment4250]

Finally I miss your videos 💯

[@milmil6594]

The boy who almost went over in the stairway was the most scary for me...Anyone who has a child knows what i mean..

[@oAgL214]

Agreed!

[@nixiethepixie]

Not just those who have a child of their own, anyone who has a young kid in their family (ie niece/nephew) have that same flare of panic when they're in danger.

[@jcarm185]

That last video is incredible. Its truly amazing what is captured on film these days.

[@chickychang1]

I live in McKinney tx the first incident was just a few minutes from me. Crazy shit man.

[@georgiawilkinson7442]

My sister and I were driving home from a friends house in separate cars. We came to a stop light where we had to make a left turn. When the light turned green she went and a high speed chase went through the red, right in front of me. She pulled over, shaken, and I came through the intersection and pulled over behind her to make sure she was ok. Was a close call we will never forget.

[@sonya4272]

If the mother had been wa watching her kid instead of looking at her phone it wouldn't happened 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@JuanPabloJuario]

FactFaction is back! OH MY GOD! EVERY SINGLE FOOTAGE IS HEARTSTOPPING AND INDEED TERRIFYING! WHEW!!!

[@MiiGUELANGELR]

It’s always good when this channel uploads but I miss the female narrator 😔

[@sunnycloud]

Thanks for the video. The one with mother and his son just touched my heart.

[@badashh420]

the mom saved her phone for sure though... Ive dropped mine thinking my kid was in danger a few times though...two hands would have helped alot quicker

[@ronniemason7827]

That car crash with the dozen spectators was crazy. It seemed like every person moved or stayed in just the right spot to just avoid being hit. Amazing that all 12 walked away with barely a scratch

[@theoriginalscoobiedoo1660]

I loved the lorry one and the woman with baby running to safety. but if your the parents of 2yrs kids in these times, watch them very carefuly and not, watch your mobile phone, good thing she save the baby from falling, pay full attention, put your phones down whenever your in these moments

[@terriseaton3049]

This is an incredible vid! Thanks for posting. Don’t think right before bed is the best time to watch it.

[@mamapetillo8675]

What the hell kinda truck driver swerved into oncoming traffic to “avoid a vehicle”? Nah. That’s not how it’s done. I hope that person isn’t driving again.

[@Cupcakeonline]

Thank you for another amazing video!! Notification squad ❤️

[@soshiangel90]

I don't know that I had a favorite...but I know that the first 2 traumatized me! I can't imagine just minding my own business and then suddenly being a tiny, fleshy, very breakable human in the way of very large speeding metal vehicles...

[@edmartin875]

Remember it always. I spent 20 years in the US Navy and have seen my share of dead bodies of guys in the wrong place at the wrong time. Mostly they were younger guys that Had not learned enough survival lessons.

[@Alexianna]

Number three was a heart stopping minute for that poor train driver to be sure.

[@RLevi-yd5xq]

10:26 - Great reflexes, but as her child is about to die, she can't even let go of her cell phone. Jesus.

[@brtnbd739]

That mom is a Queen

[@madisonquinn7954]

That first video you can see that first van stopped so quick and missed being involved in the collision amazing reaction

[@lesmith939]

Those were fantastic clips!! Thank you....I'm subscribing!